Last time I checked GemRB it had serious stability issues with the classic games and it was still incompatible with most of the mods out there.
I don't think there was ever a need or anything like popular demand to support those EE that already worked very well on Linux.

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They're doing it for "educational" purposes
There must be something like a hacker's school.
Teacher assigns a task as a schoolwork on a Friday morning
"Come by next Monday with a new infested AUR repo.
100 downloads get you an A"
I guess this is an assignment for primary school grades.
Infecting Steam Workshop... we're not talking about some hacker's academy, are we? 🤔
It is just newbies trying their powers till they get ready for more advanced endeavours.

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Oddly most people that confirmed the bug with 2.19 [External Link] are using Heroic flatpak...

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I could not care less for any galaxy. Never been a prerequisite for buying games from GOG.
Never been into "achievements", never used a game launcher for "connecting" with friends (it's been always a third-party app for that).
It was their attitude that pissed me off. Their shortsightedness of treating a whole community like %^$#
because a bunch of toxic reviewers gave em once a hard time.

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Don't change the name. Goverlay is recognizable.

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Good luck... you'll need it with the bugfest of Fedora + KDE :grin:

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Schmerl you turned the positive news inexplicably into a case against Linux Mint.

A Linux Mint vs Debian Testing/Unstable debate is aimless.

Linux Mint is based on the LTS model, is a good all-around desktop distro, is not a "gaming" distro par excellence but among stable and LTS offerings is a good contender even for that.

Debian Testing/Unstable should be discussed in the context of the "real" rolling, cutting-edge distros that target gaming.
Nobara, Bazzite, CachyOS and other. You should be wondering why Linux gamers use these distros instead of Debian Testing/Unstable...

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I don't understand some criticisms.
Wasn't always Fedora the testbed for everything new?

Is there any more suitable candidate to test AI-created code on Linux?

Am I the only who recalls the backlash when they were first to make Gnome 3 and wayland default?

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Seems the most user friendly coming from... Arch :tongue:

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Started Revision and then GMDX only to abandon them and go back to original.

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